X-ray interference, a turning point in cancer treatment
This technique is promising to become the fourth pillar method and a turning point in cancer treatment in the coming time.
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This technique is promising to become the fourth pillar method and a turning point in cancer treatment in the coming time.
Cancer is difficult to treat because it is immortal cells, constantly proliferating, forming tumors that invade our entire body.
In carcinogens, the sun is a clear agent, and there are many things that pose a potential cancer risk without your knowledge.
Scientists have found a way to reduce the risk of colorectal cancer by 26% - the disease that killed singer Tran Lap's life.
There have been a lot of warnings about the negative effects of wifi waves on human health in general and children in particular. However, all research has just stopped
Bitter melon is a fruit that grows much in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean. This fruit has long been used as a traditional method for diabetes and other common diseases.
Children are always encouraged by their parents to eat lots of carrots to be good for their eyesight. Now, a new study shows that they may have other sweeter choices. Th…
Smoke is no less toxic than cigarette smoke. Not only that, it can also be one of the causes of cancer that few people know.
According to US researchers, hublong also known as hops contains an important ingredient that can help the body prevent cancer and many other diseases.
Rectal cancer is dangerous but easy to prevent (unless inherited). The disease is related to the digestive tract, so it depends mainly on your nutrition and lifestyle.
Cancer usually occurs in body parts such as lungs, throat, uterus, breast, bone, kidney, brain, skin ... There are also parts of the body that have cancer but are often…
Cancer is no longer a deadly disease because scientists have found a tool to enhance the effectiveness of immunotherapy - a natural cancer treatment.
An experimental study in mice showed a higher likelihood of developing cancer when the diet was high in fat.
To understand this effect of aspirin, scientists had to rely on two reports to monitor the health of more than 136,000 people within 32 years.